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In July 2024, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued a guidance update on patent subject matter eligibility to address innovation in critical and emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence. This comprehensive update aims to provide valuable assistance to USPTO personnel and stakeholders when assessing whether AI inventions meet the criteria for subject matter eligibility under patent law. This update expands on earlier guidance by enhancing the clarity and consistency in the evaluation of subject matter eligibility for patent applications and patents associated with AI technology. Additionally, the guidance update introduces three new examples illustrating the application of this guidance across a diverse spectrum of technologies. The USPTO will accept public comments on the guidance update and the examples through September 16, 2024. Reach out to our team for expert guidance on patents related to artificial intelligence: https://bit.ly/LeeHayes #LeeHayesLaw #TheBusinessOfIP #intellectualproperty #artificialintelligence #USPTO #Innovation #Patents

Patent Pro Tip: USPTO patent subject matter eligibility update 🆕 The USPTO recently published new guidance intended to help patent examiners analyze patent claims involving artificial intelligence (AI) for subject matter eligibility. 📰 This carousel recaps some key points covered by the guidance and organizes the new examples 47-49 into individual slides. 🗝 I would highly recommend that any practitioners who might be affected by this guidance to read it in its entirety. 📖 Keep in mind that this carousel is not legal advice and does not form an attorney-client relationship. Patent subject matter eligibility is highly fact-sensitive and the applicable laws update frequently. 🚫 Have questions about the new guidance? Feel free to reach out! 👋 #PatentProTips #AI #USPTO #AIPatents

The USPTO recently issued updated guidance on subject matter eligibility for AI inventions. This update clarifies how the USPTO evaluates subject matter eligibility of claims in AI-related patent applications and includes new examples to aid stakeholders when navigating subject matter eligibility during patent examination, appeal, and post-grant proceedings. Stay informed on these important changes in AI innovation and read more in our latest 'IP Hot Topic' from Todd Hopfinger and Lestin Kenton. https://lnkd.in/e3bigbS7 #AI #Patents #USPTO

🚀 Exciting Trends in Patent Research and Intellectual Property for mid-2024! 🌐 The IP landscape is evolving rapidly, and staying ahead of the curve is crucial. Here are some of the key trends shaping patent research and IP management this year: AI and Automation Integration 🤖 AI and machine learning are revolutionizing patent processes, making searches and filings more efficient and accurate. Embrace these technologies to streamline your IP operations. IP-Based Financing 💰 Using patents and trademarks as collateral for financing is becoming mainstream. Accurate IP valuation is essential to unlock funding opportunities and drive growth. Regulatory Changes 📜 New laws like the National AI Initiative Act and executive orders on federally funded inventions are reshaping the IP landscape. Stay compliant and adapt your strategies accordingly. International Developments 🌍 The European Unified Patent Court (UPC) aims to simplify patent litigation. Meanwhile, China's enhanced focus on IP protection demands a strategic reevaluation for foreign businesses. Post-Grant Proceedings 🔄 Anticipate updates from the PTAB that will clarify post-grant processes, helping you navigate patent challenges with greater confidence. Sustainability and Green Patents 🌱 Environmental sustainability is driving innovation. Focus on green patents to contribute to global environmental goals and enhance your company's reputation. Embrace these trends to stay competitive and protect your innovations effectively. Let's lead the future of IP together! 💡✨ Follow for more: https://lnkd.in/dWWwhk8t Suraj Thakur CogniCraft Research #IntellectualProperty #PatentResearch #Innovation #AI #Sustainability #IPStrategy #LegalTech #2024Trends

Essential reading here for anyone involved in patenting AI inventions

On July 16, 2024, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) released an updated guidance on patent subject matter eligibility, focusing on innovations in artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies. This update aims to assist USPTO personnel and stakeholders in determining the eligibility of AI inventions under patent law (35 § U.S.C. 101). Key Highlights: - New Guidance Update: Provides clarity and consistency in evaluating subject matter eligibility for AI-related patent applications. - Three New Examples: Demonstrates how to apply the guidance across various technologies, addressing specific inquiries like abstract ideas and practical applications. - Commitment to Innovation: Ensures the USPTO continues to foster and protect innovation in critical and emerging technologies, including AI. Kathi Vidal, Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the USPTO, stated, “We look forward to hearing public feedback on this guidance update, which will provide further clarity on evaluating subject matter eligibility of AI inventions while incentivizing innovations needed to solve world and community problems.” Implementation Date: The guidance update goes into effect on July 17, 2024. Public comments are accepted until September 16, 2024. Read the Full Guidance here - https://lnkd.in/gmUNFHNf Stay updated with the latest regulatory developments in AI and intellectual property from Global Regulatory Insights! #USPTO #AI #PatentLaw #Innovation #IntellectualProperty #RegulatoryUpdate #GRI

With AI proving to be a particularly stubborn challenge for patent systems, Oliver Rigg, Lisa Williams and Gemma Robin explore the approaches of two of the world’s largest patent offices – the European Patent Office and the USPTO – in assessing the patentability of AI inventions. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e4YdiGpS #ImagineBetterAI #AIInnovation #PatentingAI #AIExperts

Patenting AI inventions is tough at the best of times. It's even tougher when you consider the different approaches taken by different patent offices... read more below!

#AI is definitely the topic of the day in the #patent field. I attended the Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO) annual conference in Chicago this week, where most of the sessions seemed to include some artificial intelligence take on patent law. I thought it made sense to repost the 2024 AI Patent 100 List for everyone. Enjoy! https://lnkd.in/etPN5gvE

🚀 Exciting news! I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be launching a new series of posts exploring the Limitations of AI Models for Patents Validity/Invalidity Searches and other key topics in the AI and IP space on our Litigence page. Make sure to follow us to stay updated with these upcoming insights. Your thoughts and engagement would be greatly appreciated as we dive deep into how AI is shaping the future of patents. 🙌🏻😃 Stay tuned for more! 🔍 #AI #Patents #Intellectualproperty #Innovation #litigence